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Think you can spot an AI-generated song? This survey says you may be wrong
Songs generated by artificial intelligence (AI) tools are increasingly appearing on streaming services, making it difficult for users to distinguish them from those created by humans, a new survey reveals.
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Even Trump’s AI on Truth Social thinks his tariffs cost Americans money
President Donald Trump’s claims are often fact-checked, from his suggestion to inject disinfectants for potentially treating COVID-19 to stolen and rigged elections in 2020. However, now it’s the AI on his own Truth Social that’s reviewing the president's claims, and it’s reporting lies.
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Clinic calls police after woman refuses to allow AI to take notes
An Australian artist’s protest against the use of artificial intelligence (AI) to take notes during her dental appointment quickly spiralled into chaos. Here’s what patients need to know about their rights.
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Child safety groups can now test whether AI can create child abuse material
A child safety watchdog has welcomed a new UK law that will let them test if AI models can create child porn.
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Lovable hits 8m users despite security concerns
The one-year-old Swedish vibe coder is approaching eight million users, but it still keeps security researchers sweating more than other apps.
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Michael Caine and Matthew McConaughey allow AI firm to clone their voices
Oscar-winning actors Michael Caine and Matthew McConaughey have signed a deal with ElevenLabs, an AI voice cloning company.
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GEMA wins landmark lawsuit against OpenAI over song lyrics
German music rights group GEMA has won a copyright case against OpenAI for using copyrighted material without consent or payment.
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Intel loses CTO and AI officer to OpenAI after only six months
Sachin Katti, Intel’s Chief Technology Officer and AI Officer, will leave the Santa Clara-based tech company after only six months of being appointed by Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan. He will now join OpenAI to design the company’s compute infrastructure.
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“This is not art:” artist sneaks AI-generated print into museum
Elias Marrow, a secretive artist, snuck a print generated by artificial intelligence (AI) into a Welsh museum, saying the image isn’t art but a symbol of power.
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DeepSeek reveals hidden anti-Chinese bias, study finds
Popular chatbots, including China's DeepSeek, exhibit a strong negative bias when evaluating statements falsely attributed to a Chinese person.
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AI might steal money from life-saving NGOs: “poverty porn” comes at a cost
Charities and aid groups are catching arrows for AI-generated images of people in poverty or crises. Experts warn that AI is reinforcing stereotypes and misleading viewers. That results in NGOs that actually help people in distress being seen as less reliable and potentially collecting fewer donations.
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AI-related anxiety is rising in the U.S. – regulation and privacy top the list
A new study conducted by Cybernews and nexos.ai reveals that Americans are becoming increasingly anxious about artificial intelligence in 2025....
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The “novel Turing test” detects AI with up to 80% accuracy
Large language models (LLMs) are increasingly better at replicating forms of human interaction on social networks, but they still fail to capture the feeling.
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Here’s why you shouldn’t get psychiatric drugs from AI doctors
Medical platforms powered by artificial intelligence (AI), also known as AI doctors, have made it possible to obtain a medical prescription within minutes. However, there is a dark side to such convenience.
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Will Delta's AI algorithms ratchet up ticket prices and violate privacy? Lawmakers want answers
US lawmakers are demanding that Delta Air Lines come clean about its plans to expand the use of surveillance AI to determine individualized ticket prices. They're concerned it will lead to jacked-up fares, discrimination among travelers, and privacy abuse.
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“The game has changed:” AI-powered malware scales up attacks
A recent report by Google Threat Intelligence Group highlights a shift that occurred within the last year: government-backed threat actors and cybercriminals have been deploying AI-enabled malware in active operations.
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Ukraine: Russia rapidly developing AI-driven drones equipped with machine vision
Russia is briskly developing a new generation of autonomous, AI-driven drones, designed to operate in swarms and, crucially, strike targets at distances of 62 miles. When deployed, these drones could quickly expand the battlefield, according to one Ukrainian expert.
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Why the internet is still divided after trying the GPT-5 vs GPT-4o blind challenge
When OpenAI launched GPT-5 in August, CEO Sam Altman promised it would be the company's "smartest, fastest, most useful model yet." Instead, the rollout triggered one of the most contentious user revolts in the brief history of consumer AI.
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Nvidia CEO says "no active discussions" to sell Blackwell chips to China
Nvidia’s Chief Executive Officer Jensen Huang said there were "no active discussions" to ship its Blackwell chips to China.
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Kim Kardashian blames ChatGPT for making her fail law exams
Kim Kardashian has blamed ChatGPT for failing several law exams.
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